You are thinking of two different things. There are indeed dinosaur fossils from Antarctica, but there are no frozen dinosaurs with intact tissues. read more
There are indeed dinosaur fossils from Antarctica, but there are no frozen dinosaurs with intact tissues. Fossils occur when dead plants and animals have their tissues gradually replaced by minerals so that no organic material remains. read more
Scientists have discovered more than a ton of 71 million-year-old fossils in Antarctica. The fossils are mostly from prehistoric marine repitiles and birds, which a large proportion belonging to the mosasaurus. Scientists now hope that analysis of their massive haul of bones will help reveal more details about how the creatures went extinct. read more